The Financial Fairness Tracker is a partnership between the University of Bristol and abrdn Financial Fairness Trust. Twice each year 6,000 people across the UK are questioned on how their personal and household finances have been affected by changes in the economy. They are asked about their income, payment of bills, borrowing, debt, savings and other financial changes, including their ability to pay for essentials such as food. Each report is produced by a team from the Personal Finance Research Centre.
2024
Financial wellbeing and ethnicity: Household finances in the UK by ethnic group (PDF, 1,102kB)
Katie Cross, Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
Bumpy road to recovery - Household financial wellbeing in May 2024 (PDF, 2,318kB)
Jamie Evans, Katie Cross and Sharon Collard
Scottish household finances: An overview of financial wellbeing in Scotland (PDF, 1,134kB)
Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
2023
Turning a corner? The financial wellbeing of households in October 2023 (PDF, 991kB)
Jamie Evans, Katie Cross and Sharon Collard
Technical appendix: Change of fieldwork company (PDF, 238kB) | Appendix tables (Google Docs)
Focus on housing - Exploring the financial wellbeing of different tenure groups (PDF, 914kB)
Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
The 'new normal' - The financial wellbeing of households in May 2023 (PDF, 973kB)
Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
2022
Prices rising, temperatures falling (PDF, 1,225kB)
Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
The financial wellbeing of Scottish households (PDF, 913kB)
Jamie Evans and Sharon Collard
Authors:
Jamie Evans, Katie Cross and Sharon Collard
Funded by:
abdrn Financial Fairness Trust
Published by:
University of Bristol
Previous editions
Until September 2022, the Tracker was known as the 'Coronavirus Financial Impact Tracker'
Previous editions of the Coronavirus Financial Impact Tracker